Montagnard Dha Sources

Antonio Cejunior · 19th June 2005, 04:55 PM

Greetings Ian,

Yes, I was aware of the Montagnard being from "de la Montagne"

I very much like the first one and the last one. Thank you for posting them.
I am begining to see that all of them have an almost polearm configuration, which makes me wonder why the need for the extra-reach.
Possibly because of the steep terrain I suspect. You know, form and function...

Feel no pressure. I believe Power Point from Mac is compatible with PC.
I'd be happy to host a full article and build the webpage if you like.

As for the young scholar... have you ever thought of locating a Thai student in the University?

Thank you for your great post and pictures.

19th June 2005, 04:55 PM	#14
Antonio Cejunior Member Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Macau Posts: 294	Greetings Ian, Yes, I was aware of the Montagnard being from "de la Montagne" I very much like the first one and the last one. Thank you for posting them. I am begining to see that all of them have an almost polearm configuration, which makes me wonder why the need for the extra-reach. Possibly because of the steep terrain I suspect. You know, form and function... Feel no pressure. I believe Power Point from Mac is compatible with PC. I'd be happy to host a full article and build the webpage if you like. As for the young scholar... have you ever thought of locating a Thai student in the University? Thank you for your great post and pictures. Last edited by Ian; 23rd June 2005 at 10:27 PM.

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